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    Re: Big snakes, small enclosures.

    Aj does have a point. I mean he has proof on the videos. Brian has said in one it was a feeding enclosure but in another a temporary home so which is it? How long does it take to construct a 10 foot cage? That nile can barely raise its head in that tub. That my friend is just WRONG. I would let the lizard free roam before I stuffed it in a tub like that. Monitors are not snakes they are VERY active and should never be housed in something like that I dont care if its temporary or not. You could take 30 minutes out of your day and throw some wood together for an 8 foot "temporary enclsosure" where the lizard can at least raise its head up. Niles need a basking area of 120 degrees how is that possible in a commerical rack system? There is no commerical rack system or commerical cage anywhere that is fit for a full grown water,nile, blackthroat, croc any of them. You can easily go to a monitor forum and see some people that truely care about there monitors and see how much space they provide to them. I have a buddy on another forum that has turned his basement into 3 HUGE enclosures. Filled with dirt any everything his niles can swim, bask, and dig just like they were meant to do. They also dont have a problem rasing there heads up

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